Rui
the javadoc says it began on servlet spec 2.3 or since TC 4, see:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/api/javax/servlet/http/HttpSessionActivationListener.html
it should be stable enougth. (Am I wrong?)
Before I dig a little more, I´m not sure TC can handle such event when the
java process is k
Thank you for the help.
I need to find out other solution ...
Do you know any way to distinguish if the one session is invalidated by
timeout or because the server have been shutdown?
One of the ways is to use session.getMaxInactiveInterval with the current
timestamp and the session.getLastAcces
Last I checked the Tomcat source code neither activation nor passivation
listeners were ever called.
I believe I provided a patch for this but a glance at the source code
will make the issue rather obvious (it's not hard to find or understand).
[I'd provide a patch for this but we have a numb
Hi!
I'm implementing one tomcat cluster solution (tomcat 5.5-20). One of the
things that I need to know is when the session jumps from one node to the
other.
I read that I can use the HttpSessionActivationListener listener to detect
that type of occurence. To do so, I put one object in the users s
